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1TODA
Uol ,e to iarruice, will delver a in-
EQ jiversity lecture at 4:l5 o'clock, Mon-
;; day afternoon, Oct 22, in the Natural
Science auditorium. M. Moret is an,
Egyptologist of international stand-!
sUrge ug and wil:peak in French on some
atnsphaoe of the history or civilization of
as Mgypt althouigh his exact subject has
i not beemanounced.
n' tl~i Lo, comes under the auspices of the
a ve ii ot ,ercle Francais.
1 " ~ AVOO SEK
Mo'reau CAarenice \V. Alvord, formerly pro-j
fasmor o ' America:n h'story at the Uni-I
at the S. verities of Illinois an M~innesota,
y~v havesOke yestecrday afterrnoo-n on t-he con-
su~br toutS of the colle ction of letters of Eart
Cre the FitSe;burime to Frn insvitdd a'udience: of
35 tiK bu ~ nCeet ibrary. fThe(se
ficurt&,}>'1. of 'the f!irst Lord L;ans-
;,ill cl d =ONi ue said to be particulai'y valn-
_ _t n able to scliolars interested i Vkmnri-
l thi ca1n history, due to the fact tht Mhy,
co("ntain not oitiy hi;, official corres-
tick es !pondlence but hils personal lkttert as
well, and give an accuratle and 'de-
tailed account, of the proceedings it!
Flnglanxd and~the' Colonies at~ the timeo
of' the American Revolution.
'H Professor 'Alvord has mide exten-
:hI ive investigations~ in this subtject and
na resign d froi the IUniver'sity of
1 nesota aculty 'for the purpose of
spending the remiainder 'of his life in
c1r dr - e lardh ork in A n'eri an' history,.
'ers' of He sa,.ils Wnert week for 'Europe to be-
up themgin thlis' Work. '
[12 wvomen will be picked from this
try-out and they will meet for the last]
elimination try-out Saturday, Oct. 20,
when the final team will be selected.
At the mzeeting this morning the try-
outs will again give a five minute
s p e h o l 4 h ( o e t li b l.Eta ff m e m, h ilr c; o f th e p u b lic s p te a k in g
dtepart7ment will be the judges.
,.
TO V4JM1PETE F1OR FINAL,
PLACES
Eighteen 'women wgill meet at 8
o'clo'ck this morning -inl M1a sonhail fOV
the second and corlibined try-out for
the Ohio-Mlichigan debating team. Ath-
'euna and Portia Literary societies Alli
each send a squad of sixwomien, and
six indepenxdent women will enter in
? the lady uwho talif
-- het- hurand
0 ~about he chrmtcf'
Rodoipho -
A lu m m. I' -
While in Ann Arbor trop.
in and
see our new
stole
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After the a e
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FOR A FINE, MEAL
GOTOTHE
Is r
302, South State Street
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In Lane, Hall- -Cor-ner State and 'Washington
t ~:20
Ca is fur-nishel
direction of the
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The ta ~
then31 '):et "to
clILID&E Is, BECQVINQ
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A co pl ete display of the
1ate~t in Michigan jewelry,
.;A ROLD 'S
"State Street Jeweler"
CI. Washington, Oct. 12.-(By A. P)
ns that brough11 "resldent'-'oolidge, although Mlbding, ohsaz~trrditnin nai~
:1,~~ 'evn Ann zno extended, addresses prior to. the
'cd'ton, the; convtining of congress, is becoming
;;omie hatf of' a "front porch." speaker.
.t te nuber f Te "front .porch" is the south portico
led o mo ?' tai°f-' the White House and the speeches
;,, and ban, by'so far have been merely little talks
;'cuthrughand made to visiting delegations, or con-
ve this m:or'ning ventionr delegates.
From the steps of the south portico
r.Cool idg~e has within the last two
i tiweeks niade short addresses to dele-
'" U" gates attendinga postal clerks' con-
~STERD venion her, and to members of thel
-- ViWorld's Dairy coiong.-s. Today hie
rspoke to the several hundred members
~T1U!Sstrte it iof the National Association of Post-
L .ation with itsniasterS.
lcd to ,>amni yes- A1^ll the addresses have beecn in form-
i:ur a ip ? i o i f r al t a o t~r s r - of Erg- , quired for their preparation and yet
le ."n"Ann Arbor 1rjrsojlal enougl in the opinion of the
PWton of Prsdn pres ident to establish a friendly con-
tact xith ithe 'audience.
carried a relort_
oni of the Una-zer-! Duss;eldorf, Oct. 2-GnDgot
ents o' the year. probmised Hugo S'tinnies to aid a peti-
L ion for the' release of political pris-
iur'eons may be emors in thee Rulit, says the local Zel-
perform ope-a- t un g. '''v
et icy, Olucto 'the -________
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DEC. 4-RICHARDCROOKS, Tenor
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JAN. 22-ARTHUR SHATTU VCK, Pianist
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THE DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHE~STRA
~ABRILOWIT SCH and KOLAR will play at the Nov
Lunc'h
Deccrnber and January concerts.
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